Sync GitHub Issues With Asana Board Tasks

GitHub issues are a great way to keep track of enhancements, bugs, and tasks for your project. It provides a forum-like space for outside developers to give feedback. It’s a great tool for smaller teams to keep track of tasks, but, as your product grows, and more repositories are made, going back and forth between repositories for task management is just not ideal.

Most teams are using project management tools like Asana. But what about the bug tracking from the repositories? It would be quite bothersome to scroll through and find all ‘bug’ labeled issues and then add them onto an Asana board. Is there a way to synchronize GitHub issues to be automatically added as a task on Asana? Certainly, there are a number of solutions that can be found on the web.

Programmatically Remind Your Teammates on Slack to Review GitHub PRs

The GitHub integration for Slack is great for team productivity. Having the ability to give Slack channels full visibility into GitHub projects, for real-time notifications, is an amazing way to keep the development team on the same page. However, this can become a double-edged sword. Developers may decide to ignore these messages because it may be information overload.

I’ve been in a similar situation where pull requests needed approval from reviewers but they wouldn’t check the channels or their emails. The only thing that got their attention were direct messages. This hindered delivery and having to ping the reviewer myself was becoming a pain.

Tracking Twitter Mentions With Monday.com

Monitoring social media mentions is an essential part of any business. It gives brands an opportunity to track, analyze, and respond to conversations about them on social media. In this quick tutorial, I will show you an example of how you can setup a simple Twitter mentions tracker with Monday.com.

In this article, we will be using Reshuffle's open source integration framework to easily integrate Twitter and Monday services to meet your brand's needs for social monitoring.